8. If the object in equilibrium is at rest, then the object is ina) static equilibriumc) dynamic equilibriumb) unstable equilibriumd) neutral equilibrium9. It is a diagram of the object separated from its surroundings showing the magnitudeand direction of all forces acting on it.a) free-body diagramc) vector diagramb) venn-diagramd) force diagram10. A condition where there is no change in the state of motion of a body.a) accelerated motionc) inertiab) frictiond) equilibrium

8) Static equilibrium:- Static equilibrium is the condition in which the object is in the rest…

8. If the object in equilibrium is at rest, then the object is in a) static equilibrium c) dynamic equilibrium b) unstable equilibrium d) neutral equilibrium 9. It is a diagram of the object separated from its surroundings showing the magnitud= and direction of all forces acting on it. a) free-body diagram c) vector diagram b) venn-diagram d) force diagram 10. A condition where there is no change in the state of motion of a body.

8. If the object in equilibrium is at rest, then the object is in a) static equilibrium c) dynamic equilibrium b) unstable equilibrium d) neutral equilibrium 9. It is a diagram of the object separated from its surroundings showing the magnitud= and direction of all forces acting on it. a) free-body diagram c) vector diagram b) venn-diagram d) force diagram 10. A condition where there is no change in the state of motion of a body.

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Chapter5: The Laws Of Motion

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